Algo and close JFrame question

Question

Just a question. Basically, this is just my main method:
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        //Launch window ==============================================
        javax.swing.SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                game.launchFrame();
        //============================================================
    }It launches the frame of my game, which is a domino game. There's a bunch of code there (done), and at the end of a game, it asks whether the user wants to play another game, or quit the program. Quitting the program means just using System.exit(0).
But what about if the user wants to play another game? I was thinking to just close the frame and launch another one. So I put "isEnd = true" if the user wants another game, and modified the main method:
        while (isEnd == false){
        //Launch window ==============================================
        javax.swing.SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                game.launchFrame();
        //============================================================
        }But it's totally flawed. It repeatedly tries to launch the same frame, so it's messy as hell.
What do you guys suggest so the program can start a new game?

Answer 1

so...
we have the frame -> "DominoFrame.java"
we have the GUI builder -> "MyDominoGUIBuilder.java"
we have the class for storing domino -> "DominoStorage.java"
and the Domino classes -> "DominoSet.java" , "Domino.java", etc...
when you launch the app in DominoFrame, MyDominoGUIBuilder uses a new DominoStorage
to initialize and manage the Domino game...
when you wanna start a new game, you can "destroy" the DominoStorage and creating
a new one and call the MyDominoGUIBuilder to create a new game, etc...